Ah, Suika Game, what a delightful experience. You know, that watermelon game where you mix fruits together to create bigger fruits? The official version is available on Switch and iOS, but there are plenty of versions on other platforms, too, if you want to grow some melons on your Android device.
Perhaps this talk of fruits has you hungry – then we recommend these cooking games and restaurant games to satiate your desire. For something a little more challenging, try these puzzle games out.
Can I play Suika Game on Switch?
Yes, the official version of Suika Game is available on Nintendo Switch for less than $5. For now, it’s the only watermelon game focused on dropping fruits on each other, too, but we’re sure that some unofficial versions may pop up.
If you want to bring someone else into the fun, then there’s also a two-player mode in Suika Game now, as revealed in the recent Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase.
How do I play Suika Game on mobile?
If you have an iPhone or iPad, you can download the official Suika Game from the App Store in certain regions. However, if you’re on Android, or in the UK, you’ll need to find a replica game instead. Most are heavily inspired by the original, whereas some have a bit of a different play style.
We’ve pulled together a list of the best watermelon games on Android, iOS, and Switch – if you can’t get your hands on the real Suika Game.
QSWatermelon: Monkey Land – Android and iOS
Monkey Land is very true to the original Suika Game, except there are teeny tiny monkeys clinging to some of the fruit. The premise is the same, in that you drop fruits onto each other to merge them into larger fruit, eventually ending in a big, juicy watermelon.
Find it on Google Play or on the App Store here.
My Suika – Kyo’s Fruit Merge – Android and iOS
This one has more of a violent feel thanks to the amount of skins and decorations you can get for each fruit, including some ninja stars stuck into the watermelon, and various masks on smaller fruit.
Grab it on Google Play here, or the App Store.
Melon Maker: Fruit Game – Android
Melon Maker is perhaps the most authentic-looking version of a Suika Game, with friendly-looking round fruits all over the place. The only real difference is that this game is vertical, whereas Suika Game on Switch is horizontal. This game is only available on Google Play, though, not iOS.
Fruit Mountain – coming to Switch
BeXide Inc.’s fruity foray is currently available on Steam, but there are plans to bring it to Switch and other consoles later this year. The aim of the game, in a similar vein to Suika game, is to stack fruit on a plate and create an aesthetic mountain.
The bigger the fruit you stack, the more points you get. The look of Fruit Mountain is undeniably similar to Suika Game, too, scratching that itch for a cute watermelon game.
We’ve got some great free Switch games to recommend to you, and some easy games as well – or if you’re a mobile-centric player, then these are the best mobile games out there right now.